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Dialysis crisis at Effia Nkwanta: One machine left as patients face treatment delays

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Patients say the pressure on the only functioning machine has forced nurses to reduce the duration of dialysis sessions from the usual three to four hours to just two hours to accommodate more people.
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Dialysis crisis at Effia Nkwanta: One machine left as patients face treatment delays

Patients say the pressure on the only functioning machine has forced nurses to reduce the duration of dialysis sessions from the usual three to four hours to just two hours to accommodate more people.

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3news broke the news on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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